Jeni Carr

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About Jeni Carr

Follower of Jesus, Wife, Mom, Daughter, Sister, Best Friend, Business Owner, Realtor, Professional Singer, songwriter, performer, voice artist. Christian Artist/Lead Singer of Hush Harbor, 25+ year touring veteran in the mainstream country market with cross-overs in Christian/Inspirational as well as rock. Born in Fairdale and raised in Shepherdsville, KY, Jeni ’s music has given her the opportunity to perform on stages big and small and share the spotlight with some of the nation’s most noted country artists. Her dedication and professionalism have made her a well known and respected name throughout the region for more than 20 years. Her determination and versatility will continue to help her name and her music flow across boundaries of all types. Jeni ‘s flexibility as an entertainer allows her to quickly take you from one extreme emotion to another. From the sweet summer sounds of ‘My Own Backyard’ to the haunting truth wrapped throughout the verses of ‘Dark and Lonely Place’ her original music takes you on a heartfelt journey through the experiences of life. Her experience in many different venues lets her connect with people of all types on many different levels. Jeni is an active member of BMI and CMA and after years of regional touring, her first national album is now available. 9 of the tunes were penned by Jeni herself throughout her musical journey. The first radio single and the only song on the album not written by Jeni herself,'Don't Throw that Dog a Bone', was written by the legendary Grammy Award and International Song of the Year Award Winner Frank Myers along with Bernie Nelson, whose own songs have sold over 25 million copies. Jeni is currently Louisvilles only 2 time National charting artist. Credits include opening performances for: Exile, The Kentucky Headhunters, Neil McCoy, Faith Hill / Tim McGraw, Montgomery Gentry, George Jones, Buidling 429, Chaotic Resemblence, Kevin Sharp, Joe Diffie, Shannon Lawson, Steve Wariner, The Wilkinsons, Trent Tomlinson, Yankee Grey, Brad Paisley, Andy Griggs, Reba McIntire and the Great Women of Country, Earl Thomas Conley, Tammy Cochran, The Clark Family Experience, Jimmy Wayne, and Diamond Rio.